live from the kgo broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. good afternoon and thank you for joining us. >> a rare sighting in san francisco bay. take a look at this. a shark attacking a seal off alcatraz island. a tourist caught it all on camera. >> what is so rare is the type of shark involved. sergio joins us. >> reporter: it is rare to have a shark go so far into the bay. scientists have been tracking him about 500 yards into san francisco bay using radio transmitters. this shark, this weekend, made it out to alcatraz island.

it's a great white. eight to ten feet long, 1200 to 1500 pounds. this is a video that's been causing a stir this weekend. >> a frenzy. >> reporter: it was shot by a tourist at alcatraz island, a great white shark feeding on a sea lion. >> the first that i know of in the san francisco bay. >> reporter: he's in shark group, and they educate people about sharks. they have tracked them into the bay before, but never a sighting so far in. >> never an encounter with a human. we have seen them. it's shocking to see one next to the alcatraz dock next to a boat full of tourists. >> reporter: they made the rounds where many are training for a swim race this weekend. they will be jumping in about the spot where this video was shot. >> it was scary to see a big pool of blood in the water. something you think about out there.

>> reporter: the race stretches from alcatraz island to san francisco park. most swimmers say there are plenty of other things they have to worry about that are more likely than an encounter with a shark. >> i'm just going to go swimming. >> reporter: october has been dubbed sharktober by surfers because this is when they are most active in the area. the waters outside the golden gate bridge is one of the most active shark feeding areas in the world. in san francisco, abc 7 news. now to sizzling heat today in southern california. temperatures reached the 90s in los angeles county and triple digits inland. the area is sweating through record breaking heat. a high of 100 degrees yesterday. a fall heat wave gripped the area the past four days. the temperatures some 20 degrees above normal. cooler weather is expected tomorrow. >> it was hot today in parts of the bay area.

we have a look outside. take that jacket off. >> i'm going to take off the jacket and the tie. it's warm out here. we have blue skies, sunny skies all over the area. it's warm to hot. you can see near the coastline, it's cloudy. a look at the 24 hour temperature changes. 17 degrees warmer in san francisco than yesterday. 14 degrees warmer across the bay and oakland. you can see the increase in temperatures in the 24 hour period. so far, it has reached 95 today in livermore. 94 in santa rosa. concord 93, so far. fairfield, 92. around the bay, mid-80s, including a high of 86 here in san francisco. just as warm here as redwood city and half-moon bay. i'll give you a look at what's coming our way in a few minutes. we have big changes coming our way. more heat as well.

>> spencer, thank you. these three murder suspects are headed back to the bay area following their arrest in oregon last week. he killed two people, one in marin county and another in san francisco. let's take a live look from sky 7 hd over the marin county jail where they are expected to arrive anytime. the arrest came after the marin county deputies tracked a stolen car to portland. he was shot to death hiking with his dog. the trio also killed a canadian tourist in golden gate park. a mountainview man faces charges of indecent contact with a child. he was a foster parent for five years. a foster boy told his mother about inappropriate behavior and contact. they believe there could be other victims. iran's spokesperson

confirmed bay area journalist has been convicted of espionage. the 39-year-old correspondent has been in jail there more than a year. iranian tv called him an american spy, which he and "the washington post" deny. >> he is innocent. he is an accredited journalist and caught up in larger forces inside iran. >> he could face up to 20 years in prison. the newspaper listed his family and legal council to appeal the verdict within the 20 day limit. the u.s. state department is calling on the government to drop all charges. the american dentist who sparked outrage when he shot a lion has been cleared of wrong doing. the cabinet minister says palmer did not break hunting laws when he killed cecil the lion with a

bow and arrow in april. a 47-year-old was hit on a bicycle by a muni bus. he was riding along the strip between two muni bus lines. he came in contact with a bus yesterday. it happened during the blue angels air show. they have not said who was at fault, but it was not a bike lane. they were headed west when he lost control and the bus ran over him. cars drove off highway 87, down an embankment and a homeless encampment. it happened on the northbound side before the capital expressway. it was around 2:00 a.m. one homeless man and two women living there went to the hospital with minor injuries. the driver was not hurt. chp says alcohol and drugs were not involved. the driver may have been overly tired. a train has a problem. the commuter trains hit six cars stuck on the tracks.

that's more than the total number of cars hit by the agency in all of 2014. abc 7 new res porter joins us to tell us about what's going on and what the agency plans to do about it. lee ann? >> reporter: three of the six cars hit by the commuter trains occurred here in burling game. fortunately, no one was injured at the time. cal tran officials met this morning to try to understand what's going on and what to do about it. now, there are a number of things they say contributing to the accidents. one is a huge construction going on on highway 101 at the broadway interchange. that is creating a back up. now, during commute time, you have very heavy congestion. it was decided this morning to put some measures in place to avoid anymore accidents. >> in the short term, we are looking at doing striping, maybe long term, possibly new signage in the area.

i know long term we are going to be working with the city of burliburl i inggame to look at the signals to make sure the timing is correct. >> reporter: that is another problem. the traffic lights here are not synced. they have asked the police to add extra enforcement in the area to remind drivers they must be 15 feet away from the tracks. i didn't know that. some people have been given a warning, others cited. cal tran is starting a social media campaign on twitter to try to alert and let their followers know about safety. they hope this will help. they have close to 40,000 followers. i'm live in burlingame. a display of team work. cameras rolling with firefighters and good

samaritans. you can see there. wow! it was stuck in a trailer that overturned on highway 99. authorities say the driver of the semitruck was going in the wrong direction when it hit the vehicle with the horse trailer. >> it got very chaotic. i appreciate that people want to get involved. usually they want to drive by. they saw the horse and we all have a huge heart for animals, or most of us do. >> a firefighter was injured when the horse stepped on his foot. >> incredible. the golden state warriors are closer to building a new arena in san francisco. they purchased a 12-acre site. environmental review should be completed this fall. they hope to open the 18,000 seat venue in 2018. more fallout from the violent collision. the los angeles dodgers, chase utley can play while he appeals

his investigation. tejada broke his leg, he is out for the entire postseason. utley is not in tonight's lineup, but could come off the bench in new york. the series is tied, 1-1. you won't see this man on the sidelines for a while. the university of california fired their football coach after a series of missteps for him. he appeared to be drunk during a booster dinner in august. usc kept him on after he missed a team practice. still ahead, a glitch grounds thousands of flights across the country. what can you do if it happens to you? we have advice. plus, the largest acquisition in tech history. how silicon valley is going to play a part. today is columbus day. for many, it means parades and a day off. not for everybody.

at 4:10 on this holiday, take a look at your traffic. not too bad on the skyway in san francisco. it's backed up. on the right hand side, moving better than usual at this time thach

southwest airlines says it fixed the glitch that caused headaches for folks across the country for two days.

it grounded hundreds of flights and forces thousands to adjust their travel plans. we have the latest. >> roll with the punches. >> reporter: passengers have the right attitude as they prepare for the worst. they were told to come two hours before their flight with their printed boarding passes. they only realized there was a glitch when they couldn't access the website. >> we did it all day. it finally went through, hours later. >> we couldn't check in. >> we couldn't check in for the longest time. >> reporter: by 6:00 a.m., everything seemed to be back to normal and passengers were able to check in without hiccups. >> i'm going for a girl's weekend. i don't want to be late. >> reporter: those that need to rebook their flights need to find their missing bags. it caused 800 flight delays across the country. they waited in long lines across

the airport while agents wrote tickets and luggage by hand. they are apologizing for the inconvenience. >> it hasn't been much of an issue for me. here we are in line for the airport. >> reporter: southwest airlines is not the only one experiencing computer glitches. over the summer, american and united faced similar issues. in all three cases, it was not the result of hacking. in oakland, abc 7 news. coming up, michael finney has advice if you are one of the thousands caught up in the delays. an emergency landing in buffalo new york. pilots landed the plane safely after a small fire was reported in the back galley of the boeing 737. here is what caused it. the airline says a credit card reader used to buy meals started smoking. it was put out by the flight

attendants. the blue angels packed up and left after impressive show this is weekend. we were at oakland international airport as they took off for the next performance. they are heading across the pacific for an air show in hawaii. ♪ >> wow. plenty of fleet week action today. san francisco's golden gate park. eight high school bands faced off in the marine band challenge. this is the mt. eden high band performing. they are bound for $28,000 in prize money. this is the 50th year it's taken place as part of fleet week. many of you shared your photos on social media. thank you to everyone who did. we have a picture gallery on our website, abc7news.com. you can post your pictures and

videos #abc7now. a big move in the tech industry today. dell is buying emc in a deal worth $67 billion. it's the largest acquisition in technology history. headquarters will remain in texas. combined enterprise in houston. another tech company is about to give workers unlimited vacation time. yes, you heard that correctly. linked in implemployees will ha unlimited vacation. they want to focus on results and performance, not hours worked. california's jackpot winner has not come forward yet. the winning ticket worth $15 million was purchased at this safeway in san jose. safeway will get a bonus of

$75,000 for selling the winning ticket. here are the number, 37, 34, 28, 33, 21, the mega17. >> those stores are always winning. >> they need an adviser. we can help. you can help with the weather forecast. >> a winni inning ticket right would be a ticket to the yukon to get away from this heat. here is the live doppler 7 hd. sunny skies, warm to hot conditions across the bay area now. on we go, a view from the tower camera looking over the golden gate. 79 degrees in san francisco. we topped out around 86 in the city here today. that may not be official yet. i'll have that later. oakland, 85. san jose, 87. 93, morgan hill. 68 half-moon bay. here is the view looking at mt. diablo.

91 napa, 92 fairfield. livermore, 95. this is how the skies over sfo look, blue. it will be hot inland tomorrow. cloudier and cooler later this week. showers are possible over the weekend, if not sooner. high pressure, strong ridge of it. the heat will hang on for one more day. check out the system to ourselves. the low pressure is moving northward. it brings us cooler and cloudier conditions on wednesday. here is the forecast animation at 7:00. notice the low move northward, pushing clouds. moisture in our direction producing light showers in southern california by thursday morning. a slight chance we might get a couple showers in the bay area. let's resume the forecast at 5:00 p.m. friday. another potential rainmaker. weak cold front from the northwest to saturday. that will weaken further as it

moves inland. it may produce light showers saturday. we are hoping for rain. overnight, look for clear skies, no showers, low temperatures generally in the upper 50s. then tomorrow, we'll have mainly sunny skies, with high cloud that is push through the area tomorrow. they will not produce rainfall. warmer in the coast. highs upper 70s to 80 on the coast. mid to upper 80s around the bay. low to mid-90s inland. as you can see, seven day forecast, cools down on wednesday. thursday and friday, looking at cloudier and much cooler conditions. we may see light showers on saturday. that's the best chance for a slight chance. fall-like pattern continues on sunday. so, not a lot of change in temperature. skies will become cloudier, but only a slight, slight chance of rain. >> spencer, thank you so much. coming up next --

>> one of the signs fall is here. the great pumpkin weigh off winner. what can you do to keep the cost from adding up. abc 7 is honoring hispanic heritage month posts to our site. celia's efforts with the organization have been recognized by the district attorney. celia and her little sister are celebrating their eight year anniversary this month.

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♪ there's a new winner in the pumpkin weigh off in half-moon bay. >> look how big this thing is. that's the winning pumpkin from steve from oregon. >> it weighed nearly 2,000 pounds. the festival brings out big

crowds. the growers have mixed emotions during the event. >> all right, 199 pounds. >> reporter: that's a pretty big pumpkin but the tiny grower wasn't quite satisfied. >> i was hoping it was a little heavier, but it was fine. >> that's the nature of the pumpkin weigh off. bigger is better. it's fun to see all the pumpkins brought in on a forklift and carefully placed on the scale, they are not the crowd pleasers. >> i can't wait till i get the biggest pumpkin. >> reporter: they save those for last. they are huge, but growers treat them like precious pieces. >> put a little over the top of it so no water gets to it. it's how -- it's like a baby. you are taking care of it. >> reporter: they get attached to them. gary gets emotional when he cuts

the pumpkin from the stalk. >> i don't want most people to see me at that time. there may be a tear coming down my face. >> reporter: heart ache. defending champ got sick to his stomage when she canning on his most promising pumpkin. >> it developed a tiny crack, that made it illegal to enter. >> reporter: he brought this tump kin instead, not heavy enough to win, but proud anyway. his audience is thrilled no matter what. >> it's a sense of community. pumpkins are just a reason to get together. >> reporter: there is big money in it for the winner. they get $6 a pound. we are talk 12ing $12,000 for t one. some are planning to sell their pumpkins to store fronts or stores in vegas. >> that's great. we want to see how you are celebrating halloween. abc 7 viewers are showing their

spirit and it's easy for you to join the fun. #spookyon7. you may see the photos on air or online at abc7news.com. >> that is so much fun. >> yeah, it is. abc 7 news at 4:00 continues. a troubled developmental center faces more problems. their time line to closure. a texas councilman tased by police. the bizarre coincidence to another case. we have a preview of tomorrow's democratic debate. we are checking the walnut creek traffic. 680 southbound on the right. that is moving nicely right now. the northbound traffic, however,

here are the headlines at 4:30. three suspects accused of robbing and killing a canadian backpacker and yoga instructor are on the way to oregon to jail today. the trio is charged with murder. they will be prosecuted for both cases in marin county for both crimes. this picture was tweeted of the driveway that will be used to deliver them to the jail.

the san francisco mta may close two blocks to all traffic except cable guards starting next month. they say the wear and tear of the cables could lead to banning them completely. the state is going to close the sonoma county facility that cares for severely disabled patients. families wonder where their loved ones will go. abc 7 new res porter joins us in santa rosa with that story. >> it is one of three facilities in the state, which provides care for the severely disabled. two of the facilities are in the southland. the state plans to close all three facilities, sonoma being the first. the families of the residents there are angry. they plan to fight that decision. >> the families are devastated. we are very worried because a safety net that has been in

place for decades is going away and disappearing. >> reporter: it's the sonoma developmental center in smo ma county. they care for 400 residents with severe development al facility. an autistic son is a patient. developmental services plans to close the facility in 2018 and move them to community boarding care homes. many families say their fragile loved ones were already in community care before they were moved to the sonoma center. mueller's son was kicked out of every one of them. >> he's been ejected because of his mental illness. now, they are putting him back in that system with no safety net. >> reporter: they have had a troubled past. four years ago, a psych tech was caught using a stun gun on

severely disabled residents. state regulators concluded patients were repeatedly put at risk of injury, sexual abuse and death. the police force was under fire for the lax investigation. miller says things have improved. >> they have hired more staff. they have put measures into place. i think that has made a big improvement. >> reporter: the department of developmental services says 2018 is not a hard deadline. it won't close until all residents are transferred out to appropriate community facilities. vic lee, abc 7 news. police in texas are standing by their decision to use a taz zz taser on a city councilman. jonathan miller asking why his friends were being questioned in his front yard. in the video, they acknowledge

know whing who he is. he was asked repeatedly to put his hands behind his back. turn around. >> i'm not saying anything. >> turn around. >> put your hands behind your back. put your hands behind your back. put your hands behind your back. you are going to have to taser him. you are not doing like you are supposed to. >> the officers are still on the job while they conduct an investigation. the female you can hear was on duty with sandra bland. republicans have had two go arounds, now it's the democrats turn. there's no shortage of buzz. hillary clinton arrived in vegas late this afternoon, bill clinton in tow. karen has the preview. >> reporter: las vegas has been the site of legendary prize fights. tuesday night is round one for the democratic presidential

contenders. front and center for the first debate, front-runner, hillary clinton. to the right, vermont senator, bernie sanders who keeps inching up. it's the opportunity for rivals to go after hillary clinton head-to-head. president obama weighed in on the controversy over clinton's personal e-mail server in an interview on "60 minutes." >> she made a mistake and acknowledged it. >> reporter: the vp will announce his campaign plans this week. biden spent the weekend in delaware with family, but gave no hint of his plans. the president said he'll let biden make his own decision, but has big plays for his number two. >> i think joe will go down as one of the finest vice presidents in history. i think he has done great work. >> reporter: donald trump is

tuning in to the debate. he got in a dig at the democratic field. >> it's going to be hard to watch. i think it's not going to be a very exciting debate. >> reporter: the first republican debates had record ratings. the democrats are getting a late start w. only five candidates on stage, much more opportunity to breakthrough. >> if vice president, joe biden, does start the race, they have the empty sixth podium waiting for him in las vegas. two new cnn polls show hillary clinton with demanding leads in two early voting states. a 22 point lead over bernie sanders in nevada. the lead is 16 points with joe biden. in south carolina, clinton leads sanders by 50 points. she leads biden by 25 points and sanders by 31. the catholic church is stepping up to help the homeless

living around the vatican. they can hold 34 men a night. the building is owned by the j z jesuits. they offer beds, toilets, showers, breakfast and laundry. how about beer as an after workout drink? >> why not? >> coming up, is it beneficial? also, a special on kelly ripa. >> we don't see fog over the bay, which probably indicates more warm weather is on the way. i'll have the forecast

a princeton professor is the winner of a nobel prize. he's known for his belief that economic averages, like national income can be misleading. it was first established in 1968 and is the newest of the nobel prizes. kelly ripa has a star on hollywood boulevard's walk of fame. the live with kelly and michael co-host accepted the honor today in los angeles. abcs late night host pointed out that ripa's star is one away from her former co-host, regis

philbin. >> i am certain there are so many people who are far more deserving of this honor, but you will never find anybody more appreciative. >> ripa has won 20 daytime emmy nominations. she won four for "all my children." you can watch "live with kelly and michael" here at 9:00 a.m. time to turn to the weather. spencer christian is outside with the latest. spencer? >> what a lovely day and warm day in the bay area. one more coming our way. here is live doppler 7 hd. we don't have a cloud anywhere near the coastline. generally, this time of year, fog creeping up to the coast. here is the view live. notice as hot as it was, the only place that came close to records was gilroy at 95. their record is 96.

we'll see showers over the great lakes and into the northeast. the remainder of the nation is warm and dry conditions. across the state of california, certainly warm and dry with highs in the mid-90s in chico and sacramento. 99 in palm springs. one more day of warmth graces the bay area. warm at the coast with highs in the upper 70s. mid to upper 80s around the bay tomorrow and low to mid-90s inland. once again, later this week, cooler, cloudier with a slim chance of rain. >> spencer, thank you so much. still ahead on the abc 7 news at 4:00, the cost of parenting. the apps are leading kanye west to focus on it. how to avoid racking up the bills. ikea's online dating trend. look at your credit score really, really say about you?

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bills on smartphones playing games. it's a problem for a lot of parents. abc news reporter has the story. >> reporter: it drives parents everywhere nuts, including, it turns out, kanye west. ♪ >> reporter: kanye has a 2-year-old daughter, north, with kim kardashian-west. company that is put inapp. we give the ipad to our child and every five minutes, there's a new purchase. if a game is made for a 2-year-old, allow them to have fun. kids, even toddlers using ipads, racking up big bills with inapp per chases without parent's consent. >> we had a conversation with our children about being responsible. we made sure they knew the rules of using the technology and the

consequences of breaking those rules. >> reporter: a 2012 survey by the trade commission took a look at 400 apps. the fcc finding 17% of them had the ability to make purchases for virtual goods within the app raising the price from 99 cents to $29.99. apple and google settling complaints with the fcc refunding millions for the purchases. google, $19 million. what can you do to make sure your kids aren't breaking the bank? >> set up a password so your kids don't make purchases you don't want them making. if they happen to make them, you can request a refund. >> here is a warning. experts say you should pay attention to the types of games your children are playing. there are many that do not have inapp purchases, so focus on them. there's a trend in online

dating that is taking hold. men found a creative way to get that perfect profile picture. they are going to ikea to use as a backdrop. picture that kitchen or tidy home office. they think they have women fooled. here's a tip. turn the book rightside up before having that picture taken, buddy. >> ouch. >> yeah, it's the details. >> embarrassing. >> it is a little bit. >> all right. moving on now. tea is said to be good for you. now it's put to the test. >> parents work to make halloween less scary with allergies. we have the wellness report. >> what are the health benefits of tea? it's a common question. several studies show that those who drank tea regularly were less likely to have certain cancers, cirrhosis and liver

disease. most studies were done in asia where people drink more tea. some drink beer after a work out because it's full of carbs. they say it's not a good idea. focus on getting hydrates, then enjoy the beer. dying at home is more peaceful than the hospital and better for loved ones. a study done in kings college in london. caregivers felt less stress. the patients had similar pain levels, no matter where they were, they had less stress at home. kids with food allergies are starting an interesting campaign. the pumpkin project. homes not serving food, put out a teal pumpkin. according to the project, more than 100,000 homes pledged to offer non-food treats.

there's a map for homes with different things. earlier this hour, we told you about southwest's computer glitch that backed up travelers over the weekend. >> hundreds of flights, thousands of travelers. michael finney is here with advice. what do you do if you are stuck in this? >> it's not good news. i wish i had a lot. southwest airline passengers had few rights and fewer work arounds to the huge delay. no laws say airlines have to compensate you for a delay unless you have been bumped. now, since it is going to matter of one passenger being bumped for another, those rules don't apply. rights.org says you have a right to ask for a full refund, if your flight has been substantially delayed. that can be an hour or two. volkswagen is facing lawsuits over the emissions scandal from

individual states, starting with texas. the texas attorney general filed two lawsuits against vw and audi of america. the first citing breaches of the state's consumer protection law, the second that the company violated texas clean air laws. they have been proactive of consumer issues the past years and moving ahead with the lawsuit was other state's attorney generals who don't want to be seen as weak or unproductive. a much anticipated book about scammers and identity thieves will hit the shelves soon. he says a credit score is more than what many of us think. people say that your credit report is an indication of how well you manage your finances. i think your credit report is an indication of how alert you are

and how much you are willing to stand-up for yourself. right there, he says check the information on your credit report, make sure the information is correct. if not, correct it. if the information is right, make a compelling argument. we will continue the conversation with adam tonight on abc 7 news at 6:00 p.m. this guy knows everything. he's going in a totally different direction. >> important for us to do that, check our credit report. thank you. abc 7 news continues. up next, is it the end of columbus day? the controversy and what some want to call it now. new at 5:00, why a crosswalk signal is causing confusion. it's one of the first coming to the bay area. nasa's real life mars pictures where the martian astronauts would have been stranded on the red planet. those stories and more.

here is tonight's lineup. 8:00, dancing with the stars, followed by "castle." schools prohibited from using the term redskins. he barred the use of the term many native americans find offensive. it starts in 2017. it affects four california high

schools. today is columbus day or indig nous people's day. >> depends on where you live. here in the bay area, it is a federal holiday. some schools are out. what this means is a matter of perfection. laura anthony joins us now from berkeley. >> reporter: here in berkeley, this is one of the first cities to rename the holiday. other cities around the country are starting to come around. some are sticking with tradition. in chicago, the traditional columbus day parade went on as usual. in other cities, places like st. paul and portland, this day has been rechristened indig nous people day. berkeley was the first city to rename the holiday in 1992.

>> it is a welcome development. we want to go deeper into this arrangement and this set of customs so we can actually restore our ability to take care of ourselves and be on this land as we were before collinization. >> it started as a response of italian-americans. >> reporter: it was a way to recognize people who experience their own share of discrimination. it's evolved at a look at history. >> drawing attention to the consequences of european c colonization. >> congress has the second

monday of october as columbus day. >> that is it for this edition of abc 7 news. thanks for joining us. >> abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now. coming up, we are going to have the status of three suspects accused of two separate murders, heading back to the bay area. >> why a crosswalk signal meant to make streets safer is causing a lot of confusion for drivers. caught on video, speeding in the san francisco bay. why it's a rare sight. mother nature bringing the heat on this holiday monday. it's sticking around for more than one day. i'll explain in the accuweather forecast. three drifters accused of two murders are headed back to the bay area following their

arrest in oregon. the killings of a well known yoga teacher and a canadian tourist. thanks for joining us. abc 7 news reporter, wayne freedman, is out in san rafael with more. wayne? >> reporter: we have been here all day waiting for the suspects to arrive. the focus is over my shoulder. that is the road to the marin county jail, the road they will be taking sooner rather than later. it is roughly a ten-hour drive from portland to san rafael. so many have such an interest in such a trip. this suspect, stand accused of two bay area murders within the space of a week. police found the body of 23-year-old aaudrey, from canad. two days later, the body of a 67-year-old along a hiking trail

in fair fax. with help from the public, the marin county sheriff's office picked up the suspects trail almost immediately and made the arrest in portland where they found the gun that killed carter and property belonging to audrey. the suspects will stand trial for both murders, even though they took place in different counties. >> if you are a prosecutor and you can introduce evidence about two murders in the same form, it can strengthen your case against each one of them. >> that was wayne freedman reporting. we want to look at the jail. this is a live look now. you can see how the jail is built into the hillside. we are keeping an eye out for the police transport vehicle. we'll update you on the situation at 6:00. there is a strange discovery